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Spring Boot Projects Collection

This repository contains a collection of 32 small example projects built primarily with Spring Boot, showcasing various functionalities, integrations, and best practices. Each project is designed to demonstrate a specific concept or technology, providing a clear and concise example.

General Information

• Port Number Configuration: To change the default port number for any Spring Boot application, you can modify the server.port property in the application.properties file located in src/main/resources/application.properties. For example:

  server.port=8182

• Database Schema Generation: For projects utilizing JPA and Hibernate, you can configure automatic database table generation by setting spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto in application.properties.
  • create: Tables will be created from scratch every time the application starts.
  • update: Existing tables will be updated, and new tables will be created if they don\’t exist, preserving existing data. It\’s recommended to use update for persistence after initial setup.

Useful References for Spring Technologies:

https://docs.*s*prin*g.io/spring-data/jpa/docs/current/reference/html/
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https://www.concre*tepa**ge.com/spring-boot/
https://memoryno*t**found.com/
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Project Descriptions

1 – spring-boot-HelloWorld

• Description: A foundational \”Hello World\” example demonstrating the absolute basics of setting up and running a Spring Boot application.
• Technologies: Spring Boot.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).
• Links: http://*loca*lho*st:3092/, http://*loca*lho*st:3092/welcome

2 – spring-boot-view-JSP-File-1

• Description: Demonstrates how to integrate and render JavaServer Pages (JSP) as view templates within a Spring Boot application.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JSP.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).
• Links: http://lo*calh*o*st:8182/, http://lo*calh*o*st:8182/personels

3 – spring-boot-view-Error-Page

• Description: Shows how to implement custom error pages (e.g., 404, 403) in a Spring Boot application by placing HTML files in src/main/resources/public/error/.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, HTML.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).
• Usage: Accessing non-existent paths like http://lo*calh*o*st:8182/deneme will display the custom error page.

4 – springboot-(REST_API_QUERY)

• Description: A static REST API example demonstrating basic HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for CRUD operations. Includes JUnit tests for API interaction.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, REST API, JUnit.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).
• Usage: Run PersonelClinicRestControllerTest.java for testing. Data changes can be observed at localhost:8182/rest/personels.

5 – springboot-with-h2-database(REST_API_QUERY)

• Description: Demonstrates using JDBC with an in-memory H2 database. Includes examples of creating schemas, tables, and inserting data using data.sql and schema.sql.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JDBC, H2 Database, REST API.
• Database: H2.
• Usage: Examine src/main/resources/data.sql & schema.sql. Run createPersonelTest, deletePersonelTest in PersonelClinicRestControllerTest.java.

6 – springboot-jpa-with-h2-database (REST_API_QUERY)

• Description: Illustrates the integration of JPA (Java Persistence API) with an H2 in-memory database for data persistence. Focuses on core JPA annotations like @Transactional, @Id, @GeneratedValue, @Entity, @Table, and @Column.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JPA, H2 Database, REST API.
• Database: H2.

7 – springboot-simple-security-example

• Description: A basic Spring Security example showcasing login, logout, custom login pages, and \”remember me\” functionality with static user credentials defined in application.properties.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Security.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).
• Configuration: User credentials can be changed in application.properties.

8 – SpringJPA-PostgreSQL-Example

• Description: Demonstrates basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations using JPA with a PostgreSQL database. Includes instructions for setting up the customer table in pgAdmin 4.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JPA, PostgreSQL.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: First, localhost:8182/save to insert data, then localhost:8182/findall, localhost:8182/findbyid?id=3, localhost:8182/findbylastname?lastname=Terim.

9 – springboot-security-with-h2-example

• Description: An example of role-based authorization using Spring Security with an H2 database. Different roles (ROLE_EDITOR, ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_USER) have varying access levels to specific endpoints. Shows both plaintext and bcrypt-encrypted passwords.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Security, H2 Database, Role-Based Authorization, Bcrypt.
• Database: H2.
• Configuration: User roles and passwords are defined in src/main/resources/data.sql. Includes a PasswordEncoderTest.java for generating encrypted passwords.

10 – Spring-Boot-10-JPA-PostgreSQL-CRUD-RESTful Services-And-Jsp

• Description: Combines JPA, PostgreSQL, RESTful services, and JSP for a comprehensive CRUD application. Provides both REST endpoints and JSP views for managing data.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JPA, PostgreSQL, REST API, JSP.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: localhost:8182/, localhost:8182/customers, localhost:8182/customer/1, localhost:8182/rest/customers, localhost:8182/rest/customer/1.

11 – Spring-Boot-11-SpringData-1-JPA-PostgreSQL

• Description: Focuses on advanced JPA mappings, specifically @OneToOne relationships, @JoinColumn, and @JsonIgnore annotations, demonstrating data handling across multiple tables in PostgreSQL.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, PostgreSQL, @OneToOne, @JoinColumn, @JsonIgnore.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: localhost:8182/insert to populate data. Then localhost:8182/details, localhost:8182/customers, localhost:8182/customer/{id}, localhost:8182/customerjson/{id}.

12 – Spring-Boot-12-SpringData-2-JPA-PostgreSQL

• Description: Explores @ManyToOne relationships in Spring Data JPA with PostgreSQL, along with the use of @Query annotation for custom SQL queries.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, PostgreSQL, @ManyToOne, @Query.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: localhost:8182/insert to populate data. Then localhost:8182/books, localhost:8182/book/{id}, localhost:8182/customers, localhost:8182/customer/{id}.

13 – Spring-Boot-13-SpringData-3-JPA-Hibernate-PostgreSQL

• Description: Demonstrates the use of @Embeddable and @Embedded annotations in Spring Data JPA with Hibernate and PostgreSQL, for embedding complex types within entities.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, @Embeddable, @Embedded.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: localhost:8182/insert_car to insert data. REST operations via Postman (localhost:8182/car for POST, localhost:8182/car/{id} for PUT/DELETE). Browser links: localhost:8182/car1/{id}, localhost:8182/car2/{id}, localhost:8182/car_with_name/{name}, localhost:8182/car_with_model/{model}.

14 – Spring-Boot-14-SpringData-4-Thymeleaf-JPA-PostgreSQL

• Description: Integrates Thymeleaf with Spring Data JPA and PostgreSQL, showcasing @OneToMany and @ManyToOne relationships in a web application.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Thymeleaf, PostgreSQL, @OneToMany, @ManyToOne.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Usage: localhost:8182/rest/insert to populate data. Then localhost:8182/customers, localhost:8182/rest/customers, localhost:8182/rest/cust.

15 – Spring-Boot-15-SpringSecurity-(Simple)-JPA-PostgreSQL

• Description: A simple Spring Security example with JPA and PostgreSQL, demonstrating role-based access control using @Secured annotation and static user credentials defined in webConfigurationClass.java.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Security, JPA, PostgreSQL, @Secured.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• User Credentials:
  • admin / admin / ADMIN
  • celal / celal / USER
  • arda / arda / EDITOR
• Access Links:
  • PermitAll: localhost:8182/userinfo/
  • ADMIN: localhost:8182/rest/customers/
  • USER: localhost:8182/rest/customers/, localhost:8182/rest/customer-by-email/{email}/, localhost:8182/customer/{email}/, localhost:8182/rest/customerbyname/{name}
  • EDITOR: localhost:8182/rest/cust/, localhost:8182/rest/customer-by-name/{name}/

16 – Spring-Boot-16-SpringData-5-Thymeleaf-JPA-PostgreSQL

• Description: Focuses on @ManyToMany relationships and @JoinTable annotation in Spring Data JPA with Thymeleaf and PostgreSQL, demonstrating how to handle many-to-many associations between entities.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Thymeleaf, PostgreSQL, @ManyToMany, @JoinTable.
• Database: PostgreSQL.

17 – Spring-Boot-17-SpringSecurity-Jpa-PostgreSQL

• Description: A comprehensive example of user registration and login functionality using Spring Security with JPA and PostgreSQL. Includes a video demonstration.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Spring Security, JPA, Hibernate, PostgreSQL, Thymeleaf, Bootstrap.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Video:

18 – Spring-Boot-18-Mongodb

• Description: Demonstrates how to integrate and use MongoDB as the NoSQL database for a Spring Boot application. Covers basic CRUD operations with MongoDB.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, MongoDB.
• Database: MongoDB.

19 – Spring-Boot-19-RabbitMQ

• Description: An example showcasing message queuing with RabbitMQ in a Spring Boot application. Demonstrates producer and consumer patterns for asynchronous communication.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, RabbitMQ.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

20 – Spring-Boot-20-React-JWT-without-Redux

• Description: A full-stack application demonstrating JWT (JSON Web Token) based authentication with a Spring Boot backend and a React.js frontend, without using Redux for state management.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, React.js, JWT, REST API.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

21 – Spring-Boot-21-React-JWT-with-Redux

• Description: A full-stack application similar to project 20, but integrating Redux for centralized state management in the React.js frontend, along with JWT authentication and a Spring Boot backend.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, React.js, Redux, JWT, REST API.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

22 – Spring-Boot-22-Role-Based-JWT

• Description: Extends JWT authentication to implement role-based access control. Demonstrates how to issue and validate JWTs with user roles, and secure endpoints based on those roles.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JWT, Role-Based Security, REST API.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

23 – Spring-Boot-23-Base-Model-Inheritance

• Description: Illustrates the concept of base model inheritance in JPA with PostgreSQL, specifically using @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.TABLE_PER_CLASS) to manage common fields across multiple entities.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JPA, PostgreSQL, Inheritance.
• Database: PostgreSQL.
• Reference: See Transaction.java for an example of the inheritance strategy.

24 – Spring-Boot-24-Unit-Test

• Description: Provides examples of writing unit tests for Spring Boot applications, covering various components like services, repositories, and controllers, using JUnit and Mockito.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, JUnit, Mockito.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

25 – Spring-Boot-25-Elastic-Search

• Description: Demonstrates integration of Elastic Search with a Spring Boot application for powerful full-text search and analytical capabilities.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Elastic Search.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default, for primary data if any).

26 – Spring-Boot-26-Kafka-Producer-Consuöer-Scheduled

• Description: Showcases the implementation of Kafka producers and consumers in Spring Boot for real-time data streaming, along with scheduled tasks for automated operations.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Apache Kafka, Scheduled Tasks.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

27 – Spring-Boot-27-PostgreSQL-Trigger-Java-Listener

• Description: Explores advanced PostgreSQL features by demonstrating how to create and use database triggers, and how to listen for these trigger events from a Java Spring Boot application.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, Database Triggers, Java Listeners.
• Database: PostgreSQL.

28 – Spring-Boot-28-ReactJS-WebSocket

• Description: A real-time communication example using WebSockets with a Spring Boot backend and a React.js frontend. Ideal for chat applications or live data updates.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, React.js, WebSockets.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

29 – Spring-Boot-29-Logging

• Description: Focuses on configuring and utilizing logging frameworks (e.g., Logback, Log4j2) in a Spring Boot application, demonstrating different log levels and output destinations.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Logging (Logback/Log4j2).
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

30 – Spring-Boot-30-BaseRequest-BaseEntity-BaseResponse

• Description: Implements common architectural patterns using base classes for requests, entities, and responses to promote code reusability and maintainability in a Spring Boot application.
• Technologies: Spring Boot, Design Patterns.
• Database: PostgreSQL (default).

31 – Spring-Boot-31-WebFlux-Security-MongoDB-RateLimit-Configuration

• Description: A reactive Spring Boot application using WebFlux, incorporating Spring Security for authentication/authorization, MongoDB for data storage, and implementing rate limiting for API protection.
• Technologies: Spring Boot WebFlux, Spring Security, MongoDB, Rate Limiting.
• Database: MongoDB.

32 – Spring-Boot-32-Security-WebFlux-Logging-RateLimit-MongoDB

• Description: A comprehensive reactive application built with Spring Boot WebFlux, featuring Spring Security, robust logging, API rate limiting, and MongoDB persistence.
• Technologies: Spring Boot WebFlux, Spring Security, Logging, Rate Limiting, MongoDB.
• Database: MongoDB.